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VLC users beg to differ. Once Winamp was sold to AOL, the name was dead, I'm surprised anyone was willing to pay money for it after that.
by kgwxd 5y ago
VLC users beg to differ. Once Winamp was sold to AOL, the name was dead, I'm surprised anyone was willing to pay money for it after that.
- huhtenberg 5y agoWhy would one pay any money when 2.95 still works perfectly?
- fps_doug 5y agoUnicode
- Fnoord 5y agoIf its proprietary there's probably bugs in the binaries (even DLLs) which can be exploited. But IIRC Winamp was FOSS'ed at some point.
- kgwxd 5y agoI meant pay for the name. Did other owners of the name actually try to make it a paid-for product? Now that I think about it, was the original free?